Kirsten Temple

Kirsten Valania

Kirsten Valania is an actress, known for In the House of Madness, Delaware Shore (2018) and The Kevin & Nikee Show (2017).

Kirsten Van Ritzen

Kirsten Van Ritzen is acclaimed as an inventive and versatile actress. Best known for her work in the theatre, she has performed a wide-range of roles in comedies, dramas and musicals. She was nominated for an Ovation Award Outstanding Performance Female for "Alleycats the Musical" starring Lea Delaria. She is a playwright and has written and performed several one-woman shows. "The Kirsten Van Ritzen Show" toured several cities, including Chicago and Los Angeles, where she was recognized as Best Solo Performance L.A. Theatre. Her solo comedy about misery "All My Day Jobs" is published in "One for the Road" (Signature Editions). She is the author of a humor novel "The Comedy Diva Diaries". A gifted improviser and founding member of Edmonton's legendary "Die-Nasty the Live Improvised Soap Opera", Kirsten, along with with founding director Ian Ferguson, went on to co-create and star in "Sin City the Live Improv Serial" with Second City Alumna for five hit seasons in Toronto, with a special appearance at the Chicago Improv Festival - and another five seasons in Victoria, B.C. These troupes were nominated for Canadian Comedy Awards and M Awards Top Improv/Sketch Show and Favourite New Production. Kirsten performs frequently as a comedienne. Her stand-up can be heard on CBC Radio's "Laugh Out Loud". As 'party gal Louise' she hosted the alternative comedy shows "Lucille's Ball' (Toronto) and "Geez Louise" (Victoria). Numerous comedy credits include Funny Women Festival, Pacific Northwest Puppet Festival, Buskers Festival Comedy Cabaret, March of Dames and more.

Kirsten Vangsness

While Kirsten is best known as the bespectacled-brainiac-tech-kitten Penelope Garcia on the CBS hit drama Criminal Minds (2005)(and its spin-off Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior (2011)), she has had a long and varied career prior to joining the cast of the hit CBS series. Stage appearances include Perfuct, The Book of Liz and a number of plays at Hollywood's Theatre of NOTE (where she has been a longtime member and past president of that theater's Artistic Board), including The Learned Ladies, The Fan Maroo, Spider Bites and A Mulholland Christmas Carol. Her stage work has garnered the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Natalie Schafer Award for best emerging comic actress, the 15 Minutes of Fem Best Actress Award, and a Garland Award for best actress for the West Coast premiere of Neil LaBute's Fat Pig at the Geffen Playhouse. She was recently seen on stage as the torch-singing femme fatale in []link=nm1670679' critically acclaimed film noir spoof Kill Me, Deadly (2015) which is being made into a feature starring and executive produced by Vangsness. Vangsness has written a number of plays and performance-art pieces which have been seen throughout Los Angeles. Her most recent one woman show Mess, played to sold out audiences in Hollywood at Theatre of NOTE. In addition to Criminal Minds, Kirsten can also be seen in season three of the weirdly wonderful web series Pretty and season two of the web series Vampire Mob. Other film appearances include The A-List (2006), Scream of the Bikini (2009), In My Sleep (2010), and The Chicago 8 (2011).

Kirsten Varley

Kirsten Varley is known for 100 Bullets (2016), Northern Soul (2014) and Fleurs du Mal (2011).

Kirsten Wendlandt

Born in Edmonton, Alberta, Kirsten Wendlandt currently resides and works as an actress in Toronto, Ontario. Her most recent work includes acting in the 2017 Cannes Film Festival featured short film "Noah's Truck', and the short film "Lariat" which took home 1st place at the 48 Hour Film Project Toronto. Growing up in a military family, Kirsten was aware at an early age of her dreams, passions, and aspirations. Constantly moving from one city to another in her early years, she began taking dance classes and acting in various plays as a means to make new friends. Quickly her love of dancing and singing turned into a passion for the spotlight. Her family eventually settled back in her hometown of Edmonton, Alberta. Knowing she was settled, she began to focus on school and put her dreams of being a performer aside. But fate and passion would again meet in the summer of 2008. Looking for a summer job led her to promotional modelling, and within one short summer she was working full time in various capacities including campaigns, fashion shows, print modelling, and promotional work. Kirsten then returned to University in the fall of 2008 and continued to maintain her 3.90 GPA all the while working part time as a promotional model.Within the next couple of years Kirsten began taking acting classes, signed on with a local agent, completed her Business Degree with a major in Marketing, and began acting in various films. Her love of the screen was born. In 2011 she attended the Motion Picture Arts program at Red Deer College, and spent the next year studying her craft under the mentorship of Larry Reese. Since then she has acted in over 15 short films, including HYDE which was a nominee at the 2013 Alberta Film and Television awards, and featured at the 2012 Edmonton International Film Festival, 8 feature films, a television series, numerous web series and commercials, and a handful of music videos. With no plans of stopping anytime soon, Kirsten looks forward to what will hopefully be an exciting future in film.

Kirsten Zien

Kirsten Prout was born in Vancouver, Canada. Meeting with success at an early age, she worked locally in Vancouver, guest-starring on shows such as First Wave (1998), Stargate SG-1 (1997), Cold Squad (1998) and The Dead Zone (2002). Her first sizable break in film came in 2005, when she landed the part of "Abby Miller", a young martial arts prodigy, alongside Jennifer Garner, in Elektra (2005). Kirsten performed her own stunts and utilized her martial arts training for the film, then went on to play the demure "Amanda Bloom" on the ABC Family television series, Kyle XY (2006). After the show finished its successful three seasons, Kirsten attended McGill University as an English Literature major. She was then immediately cast in Summit's The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (2010), becoming a part of the hugely successful Twilight Saga. Shortly thereafter, she starred as the troubled "Alex Bell" in parts two and three of MTV's horror trilogy, My Super Psycho Sweet 16: Part 2 (2010) and My Super Psycho Sweet 16: Part 3 (2012), and portrayed the lovable "Char Chamberlin" on ABC Family's teen drama, The Lying Game (2011). Kirsten has both a solid history in the industry as well as a promising future in both film and television.

Kirsten deLohr Helland

Kirsten deLohr Helland is an actress, known for Laggies (2014), Lizard Boy: A New Musical and The Woah Song: Lizard Boy the Musical (2015).

Kirsti

Kirsti was born on 7 December 1946 in Tromsø, Norway. She is an actress, known for Die Drehscheibe (1964), Lego Masters Australia (2019) and ZDF Hitparade (1969).

Kirsti Eline Torhaug

Kirsti Eline Torhaug is an actress and writer, known for Rebecka, portrait of a mother (2016), Exit (2006) and Chasing Rainbows (2014).